Our Mission

Because life is precious…

The Foundation will support the health and wellness of the community of Maui and our visitors by ensuring Maui Memorial Medical Center has the resources needed to provide the highest level of medical care.

The Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. It exists to raise funds in order to support MMMC in its mission, development, and provision of medical care. Maui Memorial is the only full-service, acute care hospital on Maui with sister hospitals located in Kula and the island of Lanai.

Each year, the Foundation provides funds for patient programs, equipment, medical education, capital building and special projects. Thanks to generous donors like you, the Foundation has raised millions of dollars to bring new services, improve the quality of healthcare for our residents and visitors, and state-of-the-art technology to Maui Memorial Medical Center.

Contact us today to find out how you can help.

"Latest News"

Papale Pepe Na Kupuna club makes babies' first statements, knitting generations together with their captivating creations. Read More.

Aloha Cherry Truffle (A.C.T.)
Maui's own Roselani Ice Cream has joined forces with the Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation and more than a dozen great island food service establishments in a grassroots breast cancer awareness and education campaign. Throughout the month of October - National Breast Cancer Awareness month - these community-minded businesses will offer Roselani's delicious new flavor, Aloha Cherry Truffle (A.C.T.) ice cream to their patrons and make donations to the specially created local fund. Read more.

Maui Knitting Club, Big on Talent and Heart
When Maui resident Alma EnPaz decided to start a knitting club to create caps for infants at Maui Memorial Medical Center (MMMC), she had no idea how this generous gift would come circle. EnPaz wanted to donate caps to the local hospital, something she had done while living on the mainland. After receiving overwhelming support from people like the late Liz Janes of The Maui News, whose mother also knitted caps for her local hospital; and other people whom she knew and met, word about this philanthropic group quickly spread. Today, the club boasts over 20 women from all over the island who knit, crochet and loom caps on their own schedules for MMMC’s Obstetrics Department. Over 1,000 caps have been donated to Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation for the hospital to date.

Foundation’s 2006 Annual Report
Mahalo to the seniors from Kaunoa’s Nutrition Program at Hale Makua Elua, a program run by Nancy Ciacci, who helped prepare Maui Memorial Medical Center’s 2006 Annual Reports for mailing. Thousands of Foundation donors and members of the community received this report in May. To obtain a copy of the Foundation’s report, please call (808) 242-2630.